Hi Andrew, not sure if you figured it out yet or not but there is a switch on the shower head to turn on and off the water flow to conserve water, like being in the Navy. Get wet, suds up, rinse off. Saves a ton of water and gets the job done. I like it because you can set the water to where you like the temperature setting and then just jump in, flip the little switch on the head and boom. Hope that helps with the shower situation.
I appreciate videos that point out typical problems or design flaws. Thanks Andrew. For your shower, try removing the shower head and turning the water on. Sometimes the screen gets blocked. The screw in the cabinet is called a Robertson Square Drive and was invented in Canada where it is the most common screw sold. They are virtually impossible to strip the head which makes them superior to a Phillips head screw.
Andrew, I am glad you now know the beauty of Michelin Tires, I was so surprised with the first set I purchased, Great handling, no vibration or squirrely feel in the steering and best of all no hydroplaning at all, when it had been a real problem; I was amazed. This was thirty years ago and I have never purchased anything but Michelin for anything I drive. First thing I do is switch out the tires if anything else is one a vehicle. I also make my friends do the same thing when they need new tires, never had one not be happy with them.
Looks like you figured it out by yourself, 4 out of 5 of the issues we all deal with, normal wear and tear, the 5th and the shower is another subject , stay safe keep up the good work!
A lot of respect, a non promotional upload pointing out particular "problems" you've had with your personal rig! However trivial some of them night seem, if it stops someone else from suffering through them (not many have an "inside man" at Mercedes!) then it's well worth it! 👍
Those are Robertson screws, the most common types in Canada where LTVs are made. They are far better than flat or Phillips as it would take a lot to strip them.
Detach the showerhead wind from the hose soak it in vinegar and check the small screen which filters out particulates going into the showerhead and you’ll be amazed with a simple repair that is. Thomyt
Andrew those are called Robertson head screws they are used in all Canadian made products since the 30s. If you shoot me an address I will send you a set of Robertson tips.
I appreciate people like you, who don't lie about the state of their vehicles. I am the same, whenever I sell a car/motorcycle I have pre-owned, I always tell the buyer about all repairs, issues and things that sooner or later will require replacement/servicing. These are mostly minor things, but if not tended to, can become a nuisance. Btw, it is every single vehicle after a certain amount of miles/years that will have issues, that is why I have a new vehicle as my primary car and a new motorcycle every 4 - 5 years (I prefer leasing over buying).
And on the positive side, what went right with your Leisure Travel Van? Is there anything in particular you can fix yourself rather than sub contracting it out? . I have owned a Roadtrek 210 Popular for 17 years. You have to have a certain skill level to fix problems otherwise you will be waiting for someone to fix it for you. I am hoping to have Leisure Travel Van Wonder in my future.
Thanks for the video... Between you and James I've learned one thing you got to stay on top of that stuff.. you'll have a better life at the end of the day. ✌🏼🇺🇲
Thank you, for sharing your experiences with your LTV! I was specifically looking for videos that provide specific examples of the kinds of problems people have with LTVs. So, this was the perfect video, for me. After watching your video, I have to say that I am MORE inclined to purchase a Leisure Travel Van - because, none of the problems you listed were at all major. There are SO many things that can go wrong in an RV. And, many if not most of them have the potential of being much bigger than the problems you had. I'm thinking about things like leaks, slides not working, transmission issues, other drive train issues, electrical issues, delamination of surfaces, paint issues, other mechanical issues - things that can truly cost a fortune and ruin your experience of ownership. So, I was glad to see your issues were very minor. It reflects well on the quality and craftmanship that goes into Leisure Travel Vans. I could easily tolerate such minor inconveniences, compared to the other potential issues I mentioned. Thanks, again!
Great video! You probably figured this out by now however, the toilet paper holder mounts horizontal. The set screw only works one way. Good luck, nice coach!!
Thank you Andrew for sharing your LTV experience. My husband and I are looking at one right now. Thank you for the tip on the Michelin tires and the curtains. Wow, I thought Class Bs wouldn't have as much problems as the Class As (not yet an RV owner, but working on it). Your videos are so helpful, thank you!!
Wow! Sorry you're experiencing so many issues. We owned a 2016 Leisure Travel Vans Unity Murphy Bed before our 2018 Tiffin Allegro RED, and I don't recall having any problems with our Leisure Travel Van. We traded it because we rescued a dog from the animal shelter who was supposedly a year old and fully grown at 39 lbs. He grew four inches longer and 41 lbs. heavier, so the Murphy Bed was just too small for the two of us and our 80 lbs. rescue.
@@oliviamartini9700 Yes not a good idea, you can love them as much a you want without even getting into alpha things they shed hair, that and eating at the dinner table, because let's face it, they have no table manners, is a big no no.
@@cabbagefart7432 exactly - never, for a million reasons, especially having to wash your bedding all the time on the road. Plus dogs like having their own sleep space, as a beta, or it confuses the order of things. And we all know what a dog bed smells like...ugh!
You say 5 problems. Your curtain was operator’s error tires are maintenance issue not the rv issue. Door broke was operator error. TP holder normal maintenance. Shower could be rv problem. So maybe 1 out of 5. And yes some people are lucky to never have any issues. Keep up the good work
Thanks for this video!!! I am planning to buy a Unity Rear Lounge LTV in the next few months. I am glad you shared the issues that you have been having.
I have seen the same shower issue before. As it turns out, the shower head can be turned off so you save water while showering. I recall a family member turning off the shower at the head and then turning the valve off. When I went to turn the shower on, no water. I didn’t realize what was happening until I saw a small dribble of water from the head.
My friend, as a former owner of a pop-up, fifth wheel and a junk Class A (Georgetown), if those were your only problems… You’re golden! And honestly, for 160K new? You should be golden. 🤣
These things are like a boat, endless issues and sometimes a money pit. To each their own for what they use to "get away" Great channel keep up the good work :D
I see none of those problems you mentioned as actual problems. They're inconvenience caused by user error. The shower probably has an on/off lever on the showerhead itself that wasn't turned on.
It’s user error when you curtains blow out the window when your drivn a 100 K plus RV ??? Same for the toilet paper holder ??? You sound pretty dumb sir 😂😂😂
So add a Velcro strap to the curtain. BFHD. The screw is a damaged Phillips. Someone used the wrong size driver. Twist it out with vice grips and replace it. Put blue Loctite on the TP holder screw and tighten it. There’s likely a shutoff button on the shower handle. Push it the other way.
There are too many comments to read through them all, however, in case you haven’t found out yet, that screw is called a Robertson… It’s Canadian. It’s actually the best screw out there, because it’s very hard to strip.
When you mention about the Toilet paper handle I lost it 🙃For the love of mental health Andrew I can see the Shower 🚿👀not working but that was my last straw I mean to not have some place for the Toilet paper 😅
" I have an older model Leisure Travel. 96 and has same issue with curtains. Simple fix is slim bungee around the curtain and attached around the headrest or could put small hookeye in cabints behind seats.
That shower problem is super annoying, but overall not too bad as far as RV problems go. I have the same curtains in my Renegade Verona and even being super careful I am always breaking or dislodging those clips. I can't stand them and am trying to find another solution. My curtains do tuck behind the seat, so no worry about the window. Besides one plumbing fitting leaking, the Verona has been solid for its first 20,000+ miles. My friend has the same van as you and was complaining about the handing and vibration. I am going to tell him about the Michelins. Hopefully this is the end of your probems for a while. Safe travels!
I didn't see any issues with the camper. The tire thing is on Mercedes, the rest is user error, including not turning the shower head on. Im 99% sure that was the issue. I use similar shower heads here at home.
Michelin tires on years of “Mama Taxi minivans” saved m life several times!!!! I even put new ones on my first Prius ....won’t drive anywhere without them!!! Still do 50mpg with them on!’ Happy 👵🏼
Okay if James isn’t/wasn’t able to do a vid on your shower issue at least tell us what the problem turns out to be then, pretty please. 10,000 miles already, well can’t wait to hear about the good, the bad and the ugly when you compare it. Cheers 🍻
Really like your Leisure Travel Van ! Either a Class C or a Class B will be my choice for " ease on down, ease on down the road " ... Slainte' ! Cheers !
This may sound stupid Andrew but did you check the shutoff switch on the shower head. If it is pushed in one direction it will shut off all the water coming out of the shower head. It is meant to be used to save water. You use the knob to set the water temp and turn on the flow, then you push the switch on the shower head to let the water come out. If it is closed you won't get any water.
We had that exact problem with our F450 that had Continental tires. As soon as we put new ones on, no more wobble and the ride was 100% better. Those tires are horrible. I do not understand how they come stock. All new trucks that come in to my husband's work that have Continental tires get new tires before they get put in the fleet.
Of course the tire man says you need to change all the tires! I might have tried to rotate two fronts to the back just to try it. Low cost and if it works great, if not you are back to where you started.
I agree with you theoretically. It's one of those shoulda, coulda, woulda scenarios I suppose. Luckily he got the new tires and there's no more vibration. I actually don't think that $1500 bucks is too bad for six new Michelins. I think often times, it comes down to peace of mind. Andrew puts lots of miles on a vehicle and needs to know that now, hopefully, he won't have any tire problems.
Hi Andrew. Thanks for posting another great video. I've watched many of your video's and always appreciate your work. My wife and I were out earlier today at a local RV dealer. They carry a number of brands including, but not limited too, Winnebago, Tiffin and Leisure Travel. We initially were interested in the Winnebago View (24D), but then were introduced to the Leisure Unity (MB) model. My initial review of both units left me feeling that the Leisure Unity had better build quality than the Winnebago. Please keep us posted on your experiences with your Leisure Van. That shower issue although I'm sure it was very annoying and upsetting at the time, I'd like to believe it's a quick - simple - fix with no further problems. Very nice unit - I'd buy one! Stay safe and well.
The screws are called hex screws.if you go on Amazon you can buy hex driver kits. In England they are about £10 and you can fit the kit in the glove box.The shower would be an easy fix
Wow for a minute when I read the header I thought oh no is this another video about the frame collapsing or the ceiling sagging, walls falling down, man that stuff in nothing!
Oh the humanity 😫 life must really suck to have enough money to buy one of those and then have the most trivial and insignificant things go wrong 😭 This is clearly a man who has never truly suffered a single day in his life 🙄
2020 Fleetwood Bounder.....Proven Ford powertrain and excellent to Fleetwood 1 problem nail in tire🙄. Curtains blowing in the wind not a problem roll up window😳....good videos thanks to your good information always👍
Is that not even an Allen wrench patern for the cupboard The curtains you could buy some lexel caulking glue and glue on a drawstring assembly that matches the material or another matching strap The plumbing, the more you familiarized you can design an after market flush valve Just after this vid is another of the ford version the selling point is the tire pressure monitoring system on the drivers dash, I agree about monitoring the temp and pressure of the tires however it happens
Thanks for the vid. None of us have an rv without issues guaranteed! Just came back from a trip had to repair a slide topper and now my transfer switch, I have to replace one of the conductors. 🤦♂️
So... on the off chance that was your first time attempting to shower, the shower head should have an on/off switch to control the water flow. It might be one of those that allows you to heat he water first to reduce consumption. Check th-cam.com/video/iqYl0kNsQRg/w-d-xo.html at the 18:15 mark
Did you check the on/off switch on the shower head? None of your problems seem like real RV problems. When your slide-out gets stuck out while camping...that's a real problem. The TP holder is a simple set screw that needs loc-tite. Otherwise, it looks like a nice rig.
- Keep your windows closed - The screws are Robertson canadian screws and are the best for the grip - Michelin are the best tires for RV's - Change the toilet paper brackest to a metal one - Good luck with your shower...
An RV is like a boat on wheels. If you use it or it has been in storage, you're going to have to throw some money at it. lol. A boat ). (Break Out Another Thousand). A RV ). (Recreational Vacuum).
They need to stop using such Cheap Material's Cheap Plastic's when they could use perhaps metal instead of plastic's im just saying Thousands upon thousands of people are holding more Companies Accountable for there Product's For there Goods they are Selling to us all. This is why Andrew is such an asset for us All:)) He's really out there doing it while Working on the side Big Respect for Andrew A Man Worth Listening Too Keep Up The Awesome!! Intell and Work you Provide the People Your Fellow Neighbor's Good Looking Out Andrew:)) THANK YOU!!
OMG, you had one problem. The shower, the others are all you buddy
I agree one issue all the rest were just him being a idiot!
Lol 😂. He has admitted that very humbly.
Hi Andrew, not sure if you figured it out yet or not but there is a switch on the shower head to turn on and off the water flow to conserve water, like being in the Navy. Get wet, suds up, rinse off. Saves a ton of water and gets the job done. I like it because you can set the water to where you like the temperature setting and then just jump in, flip the little switch on the head and boom. Hope that helps with the shower situation.
I thought about that as soon as he said it lol
I’ve been told if you don’t have any problems with your rv, then you don’t have an rv!
I appreciate videos that point out typical problems or design flaws. Thanks Andrew. For your shower, try removing the shower head and turning the water on. Sometimes the screen gets blocked. The screw in the cabinet is called a Robertson Square Drive and was invented in Canada where it is the most common screw sold. They are virtually impossible to strip the head which makes them superior to a Phillips head screw.
There is also a on/off toggle in the shower head ;)
Andrew, I am glad you now know the beauty of Michelin Tires, I was so surprised with the first set I purchased, Great handling, no vibration or squirrely feel in the steering and best of all no hydroplaning at all, when it had been a real problem; I was amazed. This was thirty years ago and I have never purchased anything but Michelin for anything I drive. First thing I do is switch out the tires if anything else is one a vehicle. I also make my friends do the same thing when they need new tires, never had one not be happy with them.
Looks like you figured it out by yourself, 4 out of 5 of the issues we all deal with, normal wear and tear, the 5th and the shower is another subject , stay safe keep up the good work!
A lot of respect, a non promotional upload pointing out particular "problems" you've had with your personal rig! However trivial some of them night seem, if it stops someone else from suffering through them (not many have an "inside man" at Mercedes!) then it's well worth it! 👍
Those are Robertson screws, the most common types in Canada where LTVs are made. They are far better than flat or Phillips as it would take a lot to strip them.
We were at Oasis too parked 2 spots down from Dean’s gorgeous Liberty coach.
Detach the showerhead wind from the hose soak it in vinegar and check the small screen which filters out particulates going into the showerhead and you’ll be amazed with a simple repair that is. Thomyt
And drop the hose down and turn shower on,....Could be an airlock,it should help push the air out !
Is the shutoff button on the shower head on
ABSOLUTELY JUST a BEAUTIFUL Coach Andrew!!
I am actually shocked that these are really small issues with the exception of the shower.
Andrew those are called Robertson head screws they are used in all Canadian made products since the 30s. If you shoot me an address I will send you a set of Robertson tips.
I have a set but I greatly appreciate the offer!
yay Canada!
Robertson and Torx are probably the greatest drives. Phillips head are terrible!
I appreciate people like you, who don't lie about the state of their vehicles. I am the same, whenever I sell a car/motorcycle I have pre-owned, I always tell the buyer about all repairs, issues and things that sooner or later will require replacement/servicing. These are mostly minor things, but if not tended to, can become a nuisance. Btw, it is every single vehicle after a certain amount of miles/years that will have issues, that is why I have a new vehicle as my primary car and a new motorcycle every 4 - 5 years (I prefer leasing over buying).
I sincerely appreciate your transparency Andrew. Thank you!
And on the positive side, what went right with your Leisure Travel Van? Is there anything in particular you can fix yourself rather than sub contracting it out? . I have owned a Roadtrek 210 Popular for 17 years. You have to have a certain skill level to fix problems otherwise you will be waiting for someone to fix it for you. I am hoping to have Leisure Travel Van Wonder in my future.
Nice to have friends! Love the new tires! Michelin's are the best! We got them standard with our 2021 F-250. Love em!
And I've been advised to use light truck tires on my '97 Roadtrek 170 rather than what had been stock on the Dodge.
Well its about time we hear a little about the Leisure! Thanks Andrew!
Thanx very much for sharing as I am currently considering the Unity RL as my very 1st RV.
Thanks for the video... Between you and James I've learned one thing you got to stay on top of that stuff.. you'll have a better life at the end of the day. ✌🏼🇺🇲
Thank you, for sharing your experiences with your LTV! I was specifically looking for videos that provide specific examples of the kinds of problems people have with LTVs. So, this was the perfect video, for me.
After watching your video, I have to say that I am MORE inclined to purchase a Leisure Travel Van - because, none of the problems you listed were at all major. There are SO many things that can go wrong in an RV. And, many if not most of them have the potential of being much bigger than the problems you had. I'm thinking about things like leaks, slides not working, transmission issues, other drive train issues, electrical issues, delamination of surfaces, paint issues, other mechanical issues - things that can truly cost a fortune and ruin your experience of ownership. So, I was glad to see your issues were very minor. It reflects well on the quality and craftmanship that goes into Leisure Travel Vans.
I could easily tolerate such minor inconveniences, compared to the other potential issues I mentioned.
Thanks, again!
Awesome video Andrew!! Thank you for the shout out and hopefully I'll have a repair on it shortly.
Great video! You probably figured this out by now however, the toilet paper holder mounts horizontal. The set screw only works one way. Good luck, nice coach!!
Hi Andrew!
James *IS* pretty awesome !
I am sure he will make a video fixing your problem! Thanks for the awesome shout out 😀
Thank you Andrew for sharing your LTV experience. My husband and I are looking at one right now. Thank you for the tip on the Michelin tires and the curtains. Wow, I thought Class Bs wouldn't have as much problems as the Class As (not yet an RV owner, but working on it). Your videos are so helpful, thank you!!
Andrew dont forget to spray the tires with 303 protectant, spray treads and all over. Keeps them like new.
Where do you get 303 protectant?
@@jenniferwise8515 Amazon or most auto part stores..
www.goldeagle.com/product/303-aerospace-protectant/
Wow! Sorry you're experiencing so many issues. We owned a 2016 Leisure Travel Vans Unity Murphy Bed before our 2018 Tiffin Allegro RED, and I don't recall having any problems with our Leisure Travel Van. We traded it because we rescued a dog from the animal shelter who was supposedly a year old and fully grown at 39 lbs. He grew four inches longer and 41 lbs. heavier, so the Murphy Bed was just too small for the two of us and our 80 lbs. rescue.
Lucky dog! Congrats!
I can barely stand my wife in bed, imagine a dog.
If you sleep with your dog he thinks he's the alpha.
@@oliviamartini9700 Yes not a good idea, you can love them as much a you want without even getting into alpha things they shed hair, that and eating at the dinner table, because let's face it, they have no table manners, is a big no no.
@@cabbagefart7432 exactly - never, for a million reasons, especially having to wash your bedding all the time on the road. Plus dogs like having their own sleep space, as a beta, or it confuses the order of things. And we all know what a dog bed smells like...ugh!
The Michelins have a softer sidewall so you don't feel the vibration. Nice looking RV
You say 5 problems. Your curtain was operator’s error tires are maintenance issue not the rv issue. Door broke was operator error. TP holder normal maintenance. Shower could be rv problem. So maybe 1 out of 5. And yes some people are lucky to never have any issues. Keep up the good work
Thanks for this video!!! I am planning to buy a Unity Rear Lounge LTV in the next few months. I am glad you shared the issues that you have been having.
I have seen the same shower issue before. As it turns out, the shower head can be turned off so you save water while showering. I recall a family member turning off the shower at the head and then turning the valve off. When I went to turn the shower on, no water. I didn’t realize what was happening until I saw a small dribble of water from the head.
My friend, as a former owner of a pop-up, fifth wheel and a junk Class A (Georgetown), if those were your only problems…
You’re golden!
And honestly, for 160K new? You should be golden. 🤣
These things are like a boat, endless issues and sometimes a money pit. To each their own for what they use to "get away" Great channel keep up the good work :D
I see none of those problems you mentioned as actual problems. They're inconvenience caused by user error. The shower probably has an on/off lever on the showerhead itself that wasn't turned on.
It’s user error when you curtains blow out the window when your drivn a 100 K plus RV ???
Same for the toilet paper holder ???
You sound pretty dumb sir 😂😂😂
Since he clearly stats some were user error find something else to complain about
So add a Velcro strap to the curtain. BFHD.
The screw is a damaged Phillips. Someone used the wrong size driver. Twist it out with vice grips and replace it.
Put blue Loctite on the TP holder screw and tighten it.
There’s likely a shutoff button on the shower handle. Push it the other way.
There are too many comments to read through them all, however, in case you haven’t found out yet, that screw is called a Robertson… It’s Canadian. It’s actually the best screw out there, because it’s very hard to strip.
Great job Andrew, as always!
For an RV those problems are so minor. I hope when I do get an RV my problems are no more of an issue than the ones you listed.
Great and insightful video! Thanks for posting and for being specific with some of the issues you’ve encountered.
When you mention about the Toilet paper handle I lost it 🙃For the love of mental health Andrew
I can see the Shower 🚿👀not working but that was my last straw I mean to not have some place for the Toilet paper 😅
🤣🤣🤣
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele I'm glad I was able to make you laugh today
Stay safe and stay healthy..
That’s the layout I like the most. Nice video
Cool, that the vehicle I desire to have. Thanks for sharing some negative mishaps.
" I have an older model Leisure Travel. 96 and has same issue with curtains. Simple fix is slim bungee around the curtain and attached around the headrest or could put small hookeye in cabints behind seats.
That shower problem is super annoying, but overall not too bad as far as RV problems go. I have the same curtains in my Renegade Verona and even being super careful I am always breaking or dislodging those clips. I can't stand them and am trying to find another solution. My curtains do tuck behind the seat, so no worry about the window. Besides one plumbing fitting leaking, the Verona has been solid for its first 20,000+ miles.
My friend has the same van as you and was complaining about the handing and vibration. I am going to tell him about the Michelins.
Hopefully this is the end of your probems for a while. Safe travels!
Another great video Andrew. I hope LTV is taking notes so they’ll fix all this before I purchase one. Thanks!
I didn't see any issues with the camper. The tire thing is on Mercedes, the rest is user error, including not turning the shower head on. Im 99% sure that was the issue. I use similar shower heads here at home.
Nice Show . . . YOU ~ ROCK ! !
Michelin tires on years of “Mama Taxi minivans” saved m life several times!!!! I even put new ones on my first Prius ....won’t drive anywhere without them!!! Still do 50mpg with them on!’ Happy 👵🏼
Not bad overall... I'd rather have those issues than any nightmares... LOL. Thanks for sharing.
My does the same thing with the curtains. I push my curtains behind the seat and seems to work fine.
Great video! Looking forward to more videos on your leisure coach.
Okay if James isn’t/wasn’t able to do a vid on your shower issue at least tell us what the problem turns out to be then, pretty please.
10,000 miles already, well can’t wait to hear about the good, the bad and the ugly when you compare it. Cheers 🍻
Great video. Good to have friends in the biz!!
Really like your Leisure Travel Van ! Either a Class C or a Class B will be my choice for " ease on down, ease on down the road " ... Slainte' ! Cheers !
This may sound stupid Andrew but did you check the shutoff switch on the shower head. If it is pushed in one direction it will shut off all the water coming out of the shower head. It is meant to be used to save water. You use the knob to set the water temp and turn on the flow, then you push the switch on the shower head to let the water come out. If it is closed you won't get any water.
Yes, I should have mentioned that in the video, my bad
We had that exact problem with our F450 that had Continental tires. As soon as we put new ones on, no more wobble and the ride was 100% better. Those tires are horrible. I do not understand how they come stock. All new trucks that come in to my husband's work that have Continental tires get new tires before they get put in the fleet.
Of course the tire man says you need to change all the tires! I might have tried to rotate two fronts to the back just to try it. Low cost and if it works great, if not you are back to where you started.
I agree with you theoretically. It's one of those shoulda, coulda, woulda scenarios I suppose. Luckily he got the new tires and there's no more vibration. I actually don't think that $1500 bucks is too bad for six new Michelins. I think often times, it comes down to peace of mind. Andrew puts lots of miles on a vehicle and needs to know that now, hopefully, he won't have any tire problems.
Thanks for the great content!
Hi Andrew. Thanks for posting another great video. I've watched many of your video's and always appreciate your work. My wife and I were out earlier today at a local RV dealer. They carry a number of brands including, but not limited too, Winnebago, Tiffin and Leisure Travel. We initially were interested in the Winnebago View (24D), but then were introduced to the Leisure Unity (MB) model. My initial review of both units left me feeling that the Leisure Unity had better build quality than the Winnebago. Please keep us posted on your experiences with your Leisure Van. That shower issue although I'm sure it was very annoying and upsetting at the time, I'd like to believe it's a quick - simple - fix with no further problems. Very nice unit - I'd buy one! Stay safe and well.
Had a problem with my sinks not working. Found the aerators were full of sand. You may find the shower hose is full of dirt. Maybe check that.
The screws are called hex screws.if you go on Amazon you can buy hex driver kits. In England they are about £10 and you can fit the kit in the glove box.The shower would be an easy fix
Its a Robertson screw. Best type of screw invented in Canada. comes in 3 or 4 sizes.
I wish that I had known that you were in town, we live about 5 minutes from Oasis.
Love him or hate him folks, Andrew will tell you how it is. Nice to find blind honesty, thx
You a one very lucky guy really. We bought a Winnebago View and lost count
Wow for a minute when I read the header I thought oh no is this another video about the frame collapsing or the ceiling sagging, walls falling down, man that stuff in nothing!
Oh the humanity 😫 life must really suck to have enough money to buy one of those and then have the most trivial and insignificant things go wrong 😭
This is clearly a man who has never truly suffered a single day in his life 🙄
😂 he suffers from stupidity
I'm so glad I found YT Channel blocker! No more having to constantly see channel recommendations from makers of fake-problem videos!
2020 Fleetwood Bounder.....Proven Ford powertrain and excellent to Fleetwood 1 problem nail in tire🙄. Curtains blowing in the wind not a problem roll up window😳....good videos thanks to your good information always👍
After your experience with Class A's and better, it seems like it would be really hard to get used to the small Class C, even a really nice one!
Is that not even an Allen wrench patern for the cupboard
The curtains you could buy some lexel caulking glue and glue on a drawstring assembly that matches the material or another matching strap
The plumbing, the more you familiarized you can design an after market flush valve
Just after this vid is another of the ford version the selling point is the tire pressure monitoring system on the drivers dash, I agree about monitoring the temp and pressure of the tires however it happens
Thank you. I don't own one yet but I'm looking to buy soon.
You’re very lucky to be as connected as you are. Not everyone is so blessed.
I have a lot to the thankful for
Why are you driving on the highway with your windows open? Wish I had that RV with that problem! Wawawa
Thanks for the vid. None of us have an rv without issues guaranteed! Just came back from a trip had to repair a slide topper and now my transfer switch, I have to replace one of the conductors. 🤦♂️
You should share your rolodex of fixing contacts somewhere. I'm sure they could get someone out of a jam somewhere.
So... on the off chance that was your first time attempting to shower, the shower head should have an on/off switch to control the water flow. It might be one of those that allows you to heat he water first to reduce consumption.
Check th-cam.com/video/iqYl0kNsQRg/w-d-xo.html at the 18:15 mark
Yes it has one but that was not the fix
Toilet Paper Holder is a deal breaker for me. For that reason, I'M OUT. 😅, Thanks for the video. I learned a lot.
Maybe some lock-tight on that little screw in the toilet paper holder would help it stay put.
Great tips Andrew
Thank you Andrew
Great that you share the Problems too .. You do a great job with all your videos #RVingWithAndrewSteeleRocks
toilet paper holder, a tiny drop of loctite on the threads will keep it tight.
Ref:the shower. Did you check the on/off valve on the sprayer? Gentle nudge.
I am surprised you didn't call the company that has a sign up for any issues to call on any issues with your camper.
Just lovely.
Great information about the tires
Did you check the on/off switch on the shower head? None of your problems seem like real RV problems. When your slide-out gets stuck out while camping...that's a real problem. The TP holder is a simple set screw that needs loc-tite. Otherwise, it looks like a nice rig.
Check the Max speed on the tires as well.
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Easy fix for the toilet paper holder. Use a little blue Loctite on the set screw.
Pellet, water softner, please explain ????? Watched 100's of videos first time hearing about water softner pellets.
Great vid! I want that permanent ceramic coating on whatever rig I buy. I've had it on 2 vehicles with it on at purchase now & I love it! Rinse & go!
Leisure Travel Vans are the best of the best. Who drives with their curtains up?
Get a command hook and a piece of Velcro to loop around the bottom of the curtains.
- Keep your windows closed
- The screws are Robertson canadian screws and are the best for the grip
- Michelin are the best tires for RV's
- Change the toilet paper brackest to a metal one
- Good luck with your shower...
Is the showerhead switched off? It might have a water conservation switch on it to save water while one is lathering up.
watch the video on James channel az expert explaining the repairs
An RV is like a boat on wheels. If you use it or it has been in storage, you're going to have to throw some money at it. lol.
A boat ). (Break Out Another Thousand).
A RV ). (Recreational Vacuum).
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Michelins are the best becuase they're nearly perfect circles and barely need any weighting when mounted
All minor stuff!, Tire issue is with Mercedes, these are great RV s, I love my unit